So today I made casual conversation with two of the sales associates at Hollister. I also made out with a sweet blue and orange polo on sale for $19.95. Here's what I learned:
1.) The first girl I talked to was totally into me (we were chatting about what is most important to us in an apartment), but I could also tell she was a little uncomfortable. I think this is because she was afraid she was supposed to be working. Future solution: if this happens, ask about the products. This makes her feel like she is working. Then weave in other stuff when you have a chance.
2.) The second girl I talked to was a senior in high school, with a major case of senioritus (even as a junior). Could have fooled me-- she seemed mature enough to be older than I am. For the longest time it bothered me because I could never figure out if a girl is in high school or college. If she's in college, she's just my type, but if she's in high school, then I'm in jail. Today I learned how to get out this bit of information: just ask "What college do you go to?" If she's in high school, then I know to walk away. If she's in college, then we continue the conversation. And if she's a college grad, then she feels flattered that I think she's still in college. It's win win. Sweet.
Things I need to do more often, even if it takes me out of my comfort zone:
1.) Ask her for her name.
2.) Ask her what her relationship situation is.
3.) State my intent.
Monday, June 25, 2007
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